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WANTED W ANTED, a COOK.—Apply, Royal Hotel, Tees-street. 4(53 ANTED, a YOUTH, to make himself generally useful.—Apply at once, Bkatii and Co., Coquet-street. 4G'5 7A NT ED, for Oamarama station, a / HUT COOK. rermanent hand. Must lie a thorough baker.—Apply to T.J I. Brown. 452 wANTED, a MISTRESS for the South Scliool, Oamaru ; salary, £125 per annum. Applications to be made by the lStli AUGUST, to 411 JOHN HARDY, Secretary. WANTED, BOARD and RE SIDUNCLO for Two Gentlemen.—Apply, by letter, to " A. Z.," oliiee of this paper. 4.GG WANTED, PRIVATE APARTMENTS, with BOARD, for Three Single Men.—Apply, by letter, to Carn Tual, Mail Oliiee. 456 "ANTED, Everybody to Know thar, A. H. Maude will joutinue the sale of Mr. J. Moss' STOCK-IN-TRADE TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, at 12 o'clock (noon) sharp. Must be cleared. A. 11. Maude, Auctioneer. ANTED, Everybody to Know that Mr. J. Moss' STOCK of CLOTHING MUST BE CLEARED to-morrow, at 12 o'clock sharp.—A. H. Maude, Auctioneer. WANTED, Everybody to Attend the great clearing sale at Mr. -J. Moss', to-morrow, at 12 o'clock.— A. H. Maude, Auctioneer. WANTED Parties Punishing to Know —IiRUsSELLs CARPETS, worth Ss. Gd., being sold at ss. 9d. CIecIIORnV, Waterloo House. 433 ANTED, VISITORS and RESIDENTS in Oamaru to know that the ROYAL HOTEL LUNCHEON ROOMS are NOW OPEN. 337 R. RICHARDSON, Proprietor. WANTED KNOWN, that the Oamaru Evening Mail presents Special Advantages to persons ill ant of Servants, as it is essentially the working man's paper, and consequently has the Largest Circulation of anj' paper in the district. WANTED the PUBLIC to KNOW that Advertisements of l(j Words or under are inserted in the Wanted Column of the Evening Mail for ONE SHILLING. WANTED, Persons in Want of Situations, to Know that the Mail is the best means of making their wants known, as advertisements of that class are always looked for in Evening Papers. ANTEDK N 0 W N. w F. E A R L E'S LUNCHEON, DINING, & SUPPER ROOMS, Oten" Daily. Meals at All Houus ; Comprising all the Delicacies of the Season. Fresh Oysters always on hand. N.B.— Table d"'h6te atOne p.m. on Sundays. w ANTED VISITORS TO DUNEDIN TO KNOW THAT THE MOST COMFORTABLE BEDROOMS AUli AT WATSON'S.

Travellers called for early trains anil coaches. 1 H AS. DAN S E Y, TOBA C C 0 AND FANCY GOODS REPOSITORY, Thames-street, Next Door to Earle's Restaurant. The Finest Brands of Tobacco and the Choicest Cigars kept in stock. 410 OPER ATIONS C OMMENC ED. npHE OAMARU STEAM LAUNDRY X WORKS now being complete, intending patrons have only to send their Address, by post or otherwise, to the Proprietors, whoso servants will call and receive the clothes ; anil will likewise return them to the residences of the owners in due course. BAG II E L 0 R S Will please specially note that their martyrdom will from henceforth be entirely voluntary if they continue to endure the dread of having to contend with buttonless shirts, as a REPAIRING DEPARTMENT Is a feature in the arrangements of the OAMARU STEAM LAUNDRY WORKS. Address- EDE X-STREET, Oamaru. 443 Just Published. FAMILY HERALD, NEW VOLUME, containing Four Complete Novels, several Novelettes, numerous Short Stories, and Essays. The Saturday Review says:—"lts novels and tales are quite as well written as the best circulating-library stories." Just Published. FAMILY HERALD, New Volume. Novels and Tales. The Illustrated London News, in reference to pure literature, speaks of the "Family Herald, that joy to tens of thousands of innocent English households."